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Preliminaries: Harris/Lobo/HarperApril 15

Last time on the Million Dollar Celebrity
Invitational, Cheech Marin lit up the board and smoked Anderson Cooper and Aisha
Tyler to earn slot #7 alongside Charles Shaughnessy, Michael McKean, Andy Richter, Jane Kaczmarek, Harry Shearer, Pat Sajak.
Today, part 1 of a doubleheader, where the eighth position is on offer. By the
end of the week, we'll have our final May bracket as we get closer to the top
prize of $1 million for the charity of his or her choice.

The players who win these two games (and the
two to follow) will donate at least $50,000 to their charity. The
runners-up will take away $25,000. Any and all monies will be determined
by how far up the ladder a player goes.

Daily Double #1: $1200 Stag Films.
Neil is leading this game by $3200 against Rebecca. Hill enjoyed a brief sojourn
into the red before going back to zero. Neil bets two thou on this: in this 1978
film Robert De Niro says, "One shot it what it's all about." "What is 'Deer
Hunter'?" Correct for $13,600.

Daily Double #2: $1600 In the
Beginning. Neil now leads Rebecca by $5200, while Hill is still at nil. Neil
goes for $600 on this: this 5-letter word is from the French & means "to make
one's first appearance". "What is debut?" That... costs Neil $600, as he blanks
out.

At the end of Double Jeopardy!...
Hill's got some money!

$13,000

$8,400

$2,000

Neil

Rebecca

Hill

J-Archive.com wants you to
crush.

- Hill has only one
option.... bet it all and HOPE that Neil and Rebecca do something really
REALLY dumb.
- Rebecca wins if she bets at least $4601 and is correct, forcing Neil
to bet to win.
- Neil wins if he bets $3801, but no more than $8999, and is correct.

Final Jeopardy! category:
BEATLES SONGS

THE TITLE OF THIS BEATLES SONG IS
A YORUBA PHRASE THAT MEANS "LIFE GOES ON"